Artwork Details
67 x 142-5/16 in. (overalll)
PeriodMr. and Mrs. William R. Spurlock Fund
CopyrightAsian Art (Japanese and Korean)
Color PaletteŌbun was the great-grandson of Maruyama Ōkyo and the fifth generation head of the Maruyama School. Along with tigers executed in a very naturalistic manner, the Maruyama repertory also included more stylized depictions like these two, which resemble overgrown cats. In these paintings, the primary emphasis is on design.
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